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barco
Also known as vessel, marine vessel, water vessel, ships, Ships
vehículo con cubierta para navegaciones marítimas
AI overview
A ship is a large watercraft designed to carry cargo, passengers, or specialized equipment across bodies of water for purposes ranging from trade and exploration to warfare and scientific research. Ships matter because they enable global commerce—they transport the largest portion of world trade—and have historically been crucial to exploration, migration, and cultural exchange.
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Key facts
- Ship.infobox_caption
- Ship
- Ship/image.image
- Containerterminal Altenwerder (Hamburg-Altenwerder).Iris Bolten.4.phb.ajb.jpg
- Ship/image.image_caption
- Feeder ship Iris Bolten at Container Terminal Altenwerder, port of Hamburg, Germany
- Ship/characteristics.tonnage
- Greater than
- Ship/characteristics.sail_plan
- For sailing ships – two or more masts, variety of sail plans
- Ship/characteristics.propulsion
- steam turbine (fossil fuel, nuclear), diesel, gas turbine, sterling, steam (reciprocating)
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Research
19,287 papers- Progress of ship exhaust gas control technology.ReviewThe Science of the total environment · 2021Zhao J, Wei Q, Wang S et al.DOI: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2021.149437
Article · Español
Barco es todo cuerpo flotante de forma simétrica respecto de un plano longitudinal vertical, llamado plano de crujía, provisto de medios de propulsión y gobierno, que reúne las siguientes condiciones: * Flotabilidad (que flota) * Rigidez o resistencia * Estanqueidad * Capacidad de carga * Estabilidad * Gobernabilidad (que gobierna) * Movilidad Tiene construcción cóncava fusiforme, de madera, metal, fibra de vidrio u otro material (incluso de hormigón, como el SS Faith) que, por su forma, es capaz de flotar en el agua y que se utiliza para navegar como medio de transporte.
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